With sdam you can start services daemonized and monitored, what means that they will be restarted automatically and their output will be put in syslog or a logfile. The command given should run in foreground and give all output to stdout respective stderr. If sdam is not started daemonized and no logfile is given, than sdam will write the log to stderr.
To get more help, try:
$> sdam –help
For now no Python 3 support, because of Twisted, which not supports Python 3 either.
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Release files for SDAM 0.4.4
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